Editor’s note: This issue of Regulator was sent to subscribers prior to the release of the indictment against Tyler Robinson. Though we have more hints about Robinson’s motives, what follows is still accurate about the videogame-referencing memes being a red herring. Hello and welcome to Regulator. For a moment, the …
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One of the first things I learned while testing AI image generators is that there are a lot of things that can go wrong when you’re trying to get the image you see in your head to appear on your screen. If you’ve ever used an AI image or video generator, …
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For many children, reading aloud can be nerve-wracking. The fear of stumbling over the text, mispronouncing words and being judged for it in front of a group of peers can spike anxiety and dampen confidence. A new study by researchers from the University of Chicago, University of Illinois Chicago and University …
Read More »Children and teenagers share impact of pandemic in new report
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Read More »Trendy cortisol mocktail may not lower stress hormone, doctors say
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A trendy drink making the rounds on social media — dubbed the “cortisol cocktail” — is said to reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the body. Influencers claim that the non-alcoholic concoction can help reduce stress, improve energy levels and …
Read More »Study finds key brain area drives alcohol-seeking to escape withdrawal stress
[ Neuroanatomical summary illustration of the recruitment of active neurons associated with context-induced alcohol seeking in rats with WDL experience and “dependent” drinking (B) vs alcohol seeking induced by the same context in nondependent rats with a “social drinking” history (A). Credit: Biological Psychiatry Global Open Science (2025). DOI: 10.1016/j.bpsgos.2025.100578 …
Read More »How line dancing became cool again
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Read More »Expert tips for making mealtimes less stressful
Getty Images If mealtimes with your child sometimes feel more like negotiations than nourishment, you aren’t alone. According to the NHS, more than half of children will show fussy eating habits at some point. Charlotte Stirling-Reed, a child and baby nutritionist, spoke to the CBeebies Parental Helpline about the best …
Read More »Tameside doctor walked out of operation for sex with nurse
Getty Images The doctor described his own behaviour as “shameful” A doctor left a patient on an operating table under anaesthetic to go and have sex with a nurse in another room, a medical tribunal has heard. Dr Suhail Anjum, 44, and the unnamed nurse were caught in a “compromising …
Read More »‘T-plate’ plan for tourists driving on Highland roads
Benjamin RussellBBC Scotland Robert Marshall The T-plates are intended to alert other motorists to the fact that someone may be unfamiliar with the roads Tourists driving in the Highlands are being encouraged to display “T-plates” in the hope it will reduce accidents. The signs, which feature a green letter T …
Read More »Herdling is a serene and adorable way to unwind
Herdling is a slow game about herding fuzzy animals through a vibrant natural world. That may not sound particularly exciting, but I found it to be a perfect game to unwind with after a stressful day. In Herdling, you play as a kid who makes friends with and shepherds large …
Read More »Welsh Water vole project hoping diet change can help rodents
‘Water voles are a crucial species’ There is hope a diet change for an endangered mammal can help smooth the transition between captivity and the wild. Water voles were a common sight at the start of the 20th Century and inspired the character Ratty in The Wind in the Willows, …
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The Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow builds “excruciating tension” in a film about a nuclear missile headed for the US. It’s a characteristically authentic, “riveting” and “chilling” new drama. A nuclear missile has been launched. Nobody knows who launched it, or whether any more might follow, but one thing is …
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Read More »Depression linked to presence of immune cells in the brain’s protective layer
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If you’ve ever spent your morning commute daydreaming about starting afresh with your career, this feature is for you. Each Monday, the Money blog speaks to someone from a different profession to discover what it’s really like. This week we chat to consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist at Berkshire Healthcare …
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